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HISTORY ON TAP: RESTORATION OF THE SCHOONER HINDU
Step aboard the historic 1925 gaff-rigged Schooner Hindu and discover nearly a century of Cape Cod maritime history. Learn about her fascinating journey—from…
HISTORY ON TAP: THE ROARING TWENTIES: A MAJOR TURNING POINT IN CAPE COD HISTORY
Travel back to the Roaring Twenties on Cape Cod! Sharon Anderson and Dorothy Skelley reveal the rise of tourism, speakeasies, tea rooms, and the Cape…
HISTORY ON TAP: FEMALE LIGHTHOUSE KEEPERS OF CAPE COD
Cape Cod’s lighthouses inspire dreams of the keeper’s life - but for women in the 19th and early 20th centuries, that dream was nearly impossible. Most only…
HISTORY ON TAP: PROHIBITION ON CAPE COD - RUNNING THE RUM IN
During Prohibition, rumrunning was big business on Cape Cod. Fishermen and farmers headed offshore under cover of darkness to “Rum Row,” returning with…
HISTORY ON TAP: FINEST KIND: TALES OF A BRANT ROCK LOBSTERMAN
From serving in World War II to building a life lobstering in the tight-knit fishing village of Brant Rock, Donal Staples’ story captures the resilience of New…
HISTORY ON TAP: FROM BOTTLES TO WINDOWS: THE ROLE OF GLASS IN COLONIAL AMERICA
Join Sandwich Glass Museum Curator, Bonnie Lilienfeld, for an inside look at the role glass played in the life of Yarmouth colonists, including the…
HISTORY ON TAP: GLASS, EVERYDAY LIFE, AND THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION
Step into colonial New England with Curator Bonnie Campbell Lilienfeld as she explores how glass - from humble windowpanes to refined tableware - shaped…
HISTORY ON TAP: TALKING PICTURES: A DISCUSSION OF WWII PHOTOS OF CAMP EDWARDS AND CAPE COD
Join Joe Yukna of the Cape Cod Military Museum as he shares a compelling mix of official military photographs and rare images from private collections. Hear…
History on Tap: Uncovering Climate Clues From New England Whaling Ship Logbooks
What if the key to understanding today’s changing climate was hidden inside 200-year-old whaling logbooks? Join Dr. Caroline Ummenhofer of Woods Hole…
HISTORY ON TAP: BIODIVERSITY OF SHIPWRECKS
Shipwrecks aren’t just relics of the past - they’re thriving underwater habitats. Marine biologist Dr. Kirstin Meyer-Kaiser explores how submerged vessels,…
HISTORY ON TAP: RESTORING CRANBERRY BOGS TO NATURAL CONDITIONS
Cranberry bogs are getting a second life! Join Leo and Andrea Cakounes to explore how retired bogs across Cape Cod are being transformed into thriving wetlands…
HISTORY ON TAP: CAPE COD CANAL
Join Samantha Gray for an engaging presentation that delves into the Canal’s origins, construction, and evolution. Through archival photographs, historic maps,…
HISTORY ON TAP: Sea Monsters
From classical antiquity to the Age of Exploration, sea monsters captured humanity’s imagination as powerful symbols of the ocean’s dangers and mysteries. Join…